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Change the Temp from Your Chair with an ecobee Smart Thermostat

By Laura Tucker
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Sometimes Mother Nature just can’t decide what the climate should be. It can go from cold to warm to cold, then even colder. If you’re tired of getting up to change the temp inside your home, you need an ecobee Smart Thermostat Enhanced. You won’t have to leave your comfy chair or bed again. You can keep certain rooms at a desired temperature, too, as it comes bundled with smart sensors for doors and windows.

Not only are you saving 29% on this bundle, but the thermostat can save you up to 26% per year on heating and cooling costs, thanks to ENERGY STAR certification. Your temperature will automatically adjust when the house is empty. It can also change the temp before you get home. There’s no need to run at a low/high temp all day when you’re at work. Just have it change to a comfortable level before you get home.

You can install the ecobee Smart Thermostat Enhanced easily in just 45 minutes, then remotely control it through your smartphone, tablet, or even your Apple Watch, with your current smart home platform. You’ll receive everything you need for installation. It will be hardwired, so you’ll never need to worry about replacing batteries.

Ecobee Smart Thermostat Enhanced Smartsensor Bundle

The SmartSensors allow you to keep a controlled temperature in some of the more important rooms in your home, such as the nursery or your bedroom. The sensors read the temperature and movement in the rooms where they are placed. You can be sure you’ll always know the temperature in those rooms where they are placed and can make adjustments as needed.

Take 29% off this bundle with the thermostat and sensors and pay just $189.99. It’s quite a deal, as the thermostat alone is $169.99 after an 11% discount. You’re getting the sensors for just $20 more.

ecobee Smart Thermostat Enhanced

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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